What happens to patients blood drug level

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HEALTH CARE ETHICS

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1. Discuss the implications of the common standards of maternal and child health nursing and the health goals for the nation for maternal and child health nursing. Explain, discuss, support, and justify all your answers.

2. What happens to patient's blood drug level if the patient is receiving its maintenance dose? Explain, discuss, support, and justify all your answers.

3. What are the advantages and disadvantages of each of the following different methods of contraception: (Explain briefly all your answers)

a. Barrier Method

b. Intrauterine Device

C. Hormonal contraceptives

d. Emergency Contraception

e. Surgical Sterilization

f. Fertility Awareness Method

g. Basal Body Temperature Method

h. Cervical Mucus Method,

i. Calendar Charting Method

j. Natural Method

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